The little ones are elated again

Lee Tom praised him for his resourcefulness for his great plan. After they had eaten a delicious meal of turtle eggs and fresh fish, Tom said he was going to learn to smoke. Joe agreed, saying that he wanted to try it too. So, Huck made two pipes and filled them with tobacco leaves. The two laymen had never smoked anything other than a cigar made from grapes, which made the tongue tingle and looked very rustic. They lay on their elbows and began to smoke cigarettes, smoking cautiously, not full of confidence. The smell of the smoke was not good, and they choked a little, but Tom said, "What's so hard about smoking!" I didn't know smoking before, but if I had, I'd have learned it. ”

"Me too," said Joe, "it's not worth mentioning at all. ”

Tom said, "Well, there have been many times when I've seen people smoke and I've thought I'd be good if I could smoke: I never thought I could smoke."

"Huck, I'm like that too, aren't I?" Joe said, "You heard me say that, didn't you, Huck?" If it's a lie, I'll be at your mercy. ”

"Yes, he's said it many times." Huck said.

"Well, I said that," said Tom, "well, there must be a hundred times." There was a time when it was in the slaughterhouse. Did you forget, Huck? At the time, Bob. Donner was present, Johnny Miller, Jeff. Thatcher was also there. Do you remember, Huck?" Come to think of it," said Huck, "it was the day I threw away the white stone marble." No, it was the day before. ”

"Only—I said I said," Tom said. Huck remembered. I don't think I've had a problem smoking all day," Joe said. "I don't feel sick." "I don't feel disgusting," said Tommy, "I can smoke this kind of cigarette all day long." But I bet Jeff. Thatcher couldn't. "''" Jeff. Thatcher! Hey, Jean: he takes two puffs and he's going to get dizzy. Don't believe him, let him try it. One time is enough for him to choke!"

"I'm choking him enough, and Johnny. Miller: I really want to let the letter "Miller taste two bites."

"Yes, the ghost doesn't think so!" Joe said. "Think, I took Hanny. Miller

The little ones are elated again

Lee Tom praised him for his resourcefulness for his great plan. After they had eaten a delicious meal of turtle eggs and fresh fish, Tom said he was going to learn to smoke. Joe agreed, saying that he wanted to try it too. So, Huck made two pipes and filled them with tobacco leaves. The two laymen had never smoked anything other than a cigar made from grapes, which made the tongue tingle and looked very rustic. They lay on their elbows and began to smoke cigarettes, smoking cautiously, not full of confidence. The smell of the smoke was not good, and they choked a little, but Tom said, "What's so hard about smoking!" I didn't know smoking before, but if I had, I'd have learned it. ”

"Me too," said Joe, "it's not worth mentioning at all. ”

Tom said, "Well, there have been many times when I've seen people smoke and I've thought I'd be good if I could smoke: I never thought I could smoke."

"Huck, I'm like that too, aren't I?" Joe said, "You heard me say that, didn't you, Huck?" If it's a lie, I'll be at your mercy. ”

"Yes, he's said it many times." Huck said.

"Well, I said that," said Tom, "well, there must be a hundred times." There was a time when it was in the slaughterhouse. Did you forget, Huck? At the time, Bob. Donner was present, Johnny Miller, Jeff. Thatcher was also there. Do you remember, Huck?" Come to think of it," said Huck, "it was the day I threw away the white stone marble." No, it was the day before. ”

"Only—I said I said," Tom said. Huck remembered. I don't think I've had a problem smoking all day," Joe said. "I don't feel sick." "I don't feel disgusting," said Tommy, "I can smoke this kind of cigarette all day long." But I bet Jeff. Thatcher couldn't. "''" Jeff. Thatcher! Hey, Jean: he takes two puffs and he's going to get dizzy. Don't believe him, let him try it. One time is enough for him to choke!"

"I'm choking him enough, and Johnny. Miller: I really want to let the letter "Miller taste two bites."

"Yes, the ghost doesn't think so!" Joe said. "Think, I took Hanny. Miller

The little ones are elated again

Lee Tom praised him for his resourcefulness for his great plan. After they had eaten a delicious meal of turtle eggs and fresh fish, Tom said he was going to learn to smoke. Joe agreed, saying that he wanted to try it too. So, Huck made two pipes and filled them with tobacco leaves. The two laymen had never smoked anything other than a cigar made from grapes, which made the tongue tingle and looked very rustic. They lay on their elbows and began to smoke cigarettes, smoking cautiously, not full of confidence. The smell of the smoke was not good, and they choked a little, but Tom said, "What's so hard about smoking!" I didn't know smoking before, but if I had, I'd have learned it. ”

"Me too," said Joe, "it's not worth mentioning at all. ”

Tom said, "Well, there have been many times when I've seen people smoke and I've thought I'd be good if I could smoke: I never thought I could smoke."

"Huck, I'm like that too, aren't I?" Joe said, "You heard me say that, didn't you, Huck?" If it's a lie, I'll be at your mercy. ”

"Yes, he's said it many times." Huck said.

"Well, I said that," said Tom, "well, there must be a hundred times." There was a time when it was in the slaughterhouse. Did you forget, Huck? At the time, Bob. Donner was present, Johnny Miller, Jeff. Thatcher was also there. Do you remember, Huck?" Come to think of it," said Huck, "it was the day I threw away the white stone marble." No, it was the day before. ”

"Only—I said I said," Tom said. Huck remembered. I don't think I've had a problem smoking all day," Joe said. "I don't feel sick." "I don't feel disgusting," said Tommy, "I can smoke this kind of cigarette all day long." But I bet Jeff. Thatcher couldn't. "''" Jeff. Thatcher! Hey, Jean: he takes two puffs and he's going to get dizzy. Don't believe him, let him try it. One time is enough for him to choke!"

"I'm choking him enough, and Johnny. Miller: I really want to let the letter "Miller taste two bites."

"Yes, the ghost doesn't think so!" Joe said. "Think, I took Hanny. Miller

The little ones are elated again

Lee Tom praised him for his resourcefulness for his great plan. After they had eaten a delicious meal of turtle eggs and fresh fish, Tom said he was going to learn to smoke. Joe agreed, saying that he wanted to try it too. So, Huck made two pipes and filled them with tobacco leaves. The two laymen had never smoked anything other than a cigar made from grapes, which made the tongue tingle and looked very rustic. They lay on their elbows and began to smoke cigarettes, smoking cautiously, not full of confidence. The smell of the smoke was not good, and they choked a little, but Tom said, "What's so hard about smoking!" I didn't know smoking before, but if I had, I'd have learned it. ”

"Me too," said Joe, "it's not worth mentioning at all. ”

Tom said, "Well, there have been many times when I've seen people smoke and I've thought I'd be good if I could smoke: I never thought I could smoke."

"Huck, I'm like that too, aren't I?" Joe said, "You heard me say that, didn't you, Huck?" If it's a lie, I'll be at your mercy. ”

"Yes, he's said it many times." Huck said.

"Well, I said that," said Tom, "well, there must be a hundred times." There was a time when it was in the slaughterhouse. Did you forget, Huck? At the time, Bob. Donner was present, Johnny Miller, Jeff. Thatcher was also there. Do you remember, Huck?" Come to think of it," said Huck, "it was the day I threw away the white stone marble." No, it was the day before. ”

"Only—I said I said," Tom said. Huck remembered. I don't think I've had a problem smoking all day," Joe said. "I don't feel sick." "I don't feel disgusting," said Tommy, "I can smoke this kind of cigarette all day long." But I bet Jeff. Thatcher couldn't. "''" Jeff. Thatcher! Hey, Jean: he takes two puffs and he's going to get dizzy. Don't believe him, let him try it. One time is enough for him to choke!"

"I'm choking him enough, and Johnny. Miller: I really want to let the letter "Miller taste two bites."

"Yes, the ghost doesn't think so!" Joe said. "Think, I took Hanny. Miller

The little ones are elated again

Lee Tom praised him for his resourcefulness for his great plan. After they had eaten a delicious meal of turtle eggs and fresh fish, Tom said he was going to learn to smoke. Joe agreed, saying that he wanted to try it too. So, Huck made two pipes and filled them with tobacco leaves. The two laymen had never smoked anything other than a cigar made from grapes, which made the tongue tingle and looked very rustic. They lay on their elbows and began to smoke cigarettes, smoking cautiously, not full of confidence. The smell of the smoke was not good, and they choked a little, but Tom said, "What's so hard about smoking!" I didn't know smoking before, but if I had, I'd have learned it. ”

"Me too," said Joe, "it's not worth mentioning at all. ”

Tom said, "Well, there have been many times when I've seen people smoke and I've thought I'd be good if I could smoke: I never thought I could smoke."

"Huck, I'm like that too, aren't I?" Joe said, "You heard me say that, didn't you, Huck?" If it's a lie, I'll be at your mercy. ”

"Yes, he's said it many times." Huck said.

"Well, I said that," said Tom, "well, there must be a hundred times." There was a time when it was in the slaughterhouse. Did you forget, Huck? At the time, Bob. Donner was present, Johnny Miller, Jeff. Thatcher was also there. Do you remember, Huck?" Come to think of it," said Huck, "it was the day I threw away the white stone marble." No, it was the day before. ”

"Only—I said I said," Tom said. Huck remembered. I don't think I've had a problem smoking all day," Joe said. "I don't feel sick." "I don't feel disgusting," said Tommy, "I can smoke this kind of cigarette all day long." But I bet Jeff. Thatcher couldn't. "''" Jeff. Thatcher! Hey, Jean: he takes two puffs and he's going to get dizzy. Don't believe him, let him try it. One time is enough for him to choke!"

"I'm choking him enough, and Johnny. Miller: I really want to let the letter "Miller taste two bites."

"Yes, the ghost doesn't think so!" Joe said. "Think, I took Hanny. Miller

The little ones are elated again

Lee Tom praised him for his resourcefulness for his great plan. After they had eaten a delicious meal of turtle eggs and fresh fish, Tom said he was going to learn to smoke. Joe agreed, saying that he wanted to try it too. So, Huck made two pipes and filled them with tobacco leaves. The two laymen had never smoked anything other than a cigar made from grapes, which made the tongue tingle and looked very rustic. They lay on their elbows and began to smoke cigarettes, smoking cautiously, not full of confidence. The smell of the smoke was not good, and they choked a little, but Tom said, "What's so hard about smoking!" I didn't know smoking before, but if I had, I'd have learned it. ”

"Me too," said Joe, "it's not worth mentioning at all. ”

Tom said, "Well, there have been many times when I've seen people smoke and I've thought I'd be good if I could smoke: I never thought I could smoke."

"Huck, I'm like that too, aren't I?" Joe said, "You heard me say that, didn't you, Huck?" If it's a lie, I'll be at your mercy. ”

"Yes, he's said it many times." Huck said.

"Well, I said that," said Tom, "well, there must be a hundred times." There was a time when it was in the slaughterhouse. Did you forget, Huck? At the time, Bob. Donner was present, Johnny Miller, Jeff. Thatcher was also there. Do you remember, Huck?" Come to think of it," said Huck, "it was the day I threw away the white stone marble." No, it was the day before. ”

"Only—I said I said," Tom said. Huck remembered. I don't think I've had a problem smoking all day," Joe said. "I don't feel sick." "I don't feel disgusting," said Tommy, "I can smoke this kind of cigarette all day long." But I bet Jeff. Thatcher couldn't. "''" Jeff. Thatcher! Hey, Jean: he takes two puffs and he's going to get dizzy. Don't believe him, let him try it. One time is enough for him to choke!"

"I'm choking him enough, and Johnny. Miller: I really want to let the letter "Miller taste two bites."

"Yes, the ghost doesn't think so!" Joe said. "Think, I took Hanny. Miller

The little ones are elated again

Lee Tom praised him for his resourcefulness for his great plan. After they had eaten a delicious meal of turtle eggs and fresh fish, Tom said he was going to learn to smoke. Joe agreed, saying that he wanted to try it too. So, Huck made two pipes and filled them with tobacco leaves. The two laymen had never smoked anything other than a cigar made from grapes, which made the tongue tingle and looked very rustic. They lay on their elbows and began to smoke cigarettes, smoking cautiously, not full of confidence. The smell of the smoke was not good, and they choked a little, but Tom said, "What's so hard about smoking!" I didn't know smoking before, but if I had, I'd have learned it. ”

"Me too," said Joe, "it's not worth mentioning at all. ”

Tom said, "Well, there have been many times when I've seen people smoke and I've thought I'd be good if I could smoke: I never thought I could smoke."

"Huck, I'm like that too, aren't I?" Joe said, "You heard me say that, didn't you, Huck?" If it's a lie, I'll be at your mercy. ”

"Yes, he's said it many times." Huck said.

"Well, I said that," said Tom, "well, there must be a hundred times." There was a time when it was in the slaughterhouse. Did you forget, Huck? At the time, Bob. Donner was present, Johnny Miller, Jeff. Thatcher was also there. Do you remember, Huck?" Come to think of it," said Huck, "it was the day I threw away the white stone marble." No, it was the day before. ”

"Only—I said I said," Tom said. Huck remembered. I don't think I've had a problem smoking all day," Joe said. "I don't feel sick." "I don't feel disgusting," said Tommy, "I can smoke this kind of cigarette all day long." But I bet Jeff. Thatcher couldn't. "''" Jeff. Thatcher! Hey, Jean: he takes two puffs and he's going to get dizzy. Don't believe him, let him try it. One time is enough for him to choke!"

"I'm choking him enough, and Johnny. Miller: I really want to let the letter "Miller taste two bites."

"Yes, the ghost doesn't think so!" Joe said. "Think, I took Hanny. Miller

The little ones are elated again

Lee Tom praised him for his resourcefulness for his great plan. After they had eaten a delicious meal of turtle eggs and fresh fish, Tom said he was going to learn to smoke. Joe agreed, saying that he wanted to try it too. So, Huck made two pipes and filled them with tobacco leaves. The two laymen had never smoked anything other than a cigar made from grapes, which made the tongue tingle and looked very rustic. They lay on their elbows and began to smoke cigarettes, smoking cautiously, not full of confidence. The smell of the smoke was not good, and they choked a little, but Tom said, "What's so hard about smoking!" I didn't know smoking before, but if I had, I'd have learned it. ”

"Me too," said Joe, "it's not worth mentioning at all. ”

Tom said, "Well, there have been many times when I've seen people smoke and I've thought I'd be good if I could smoke: I never thought I could smoke."

"Huck, I'm like that too, aren't I?" Joe said, "You heard me say that, didn't you, Huck?" If it's a lie, I'll be at your mercy. ”

"Yes, he's said it many times." Huck said.

"Well, I said that," said Tom, "well, there must be a hundred times." There was a time when it was in the slaughterhouse. Did you forget, Huck? At the time, Bob. Donner was present, Johnny Miller, Jeff. Thatcher was also there. Do you remember, Huck?" Come to think of it," said Huck, "it was the day I threw away the white stone marble." No, it was the day before. ”

"Only—I said I said," Tom said. Huck remembered. I don't think I've had a problem smoking all day," Joe said. "I don't feel sick." "I don't feel disgusting," said Tommy, "I can smoke this kind of cigarette all day long." But I bet Jeff. Thatcher couldn't. "''" Jeff. Thatcher! Hey, Jean: he takes two puffs and he's going to get dizzy. Don't believe him, let him try it. One time is enough for him to choke!"

"I'm choking him enough, and Johnny. Miller: I really want to let the letter "Miller taste two bites."

"Yes, the ghost doesn't think so!" Joe said. "Think, I took Hanny. Miller

The little ones are elated again

Lee Tom praised him for his resourcefulness for his great plan. After they had eaten a delicious meal of turtle eggs and fresh fish, Tom said he was going to learn to smoke. Joe agreed, saying that he wanted to try it too. So, Huck made two pipes and filled them with tobacco leaves. The two laymen had never smoked anything other than a cigar made from grapes, which made the tongue tingle and looked very rustic. They lay on their elbows and began to smoke cigarettes, smoking cautiously, not full of confidence. The smell of the smoke was not good, and they choked a little, but Tom said, "What's so hard about smoking!" I didn't know smoking before, but if I had, I'd have learned it. ”

"Me too," said Joe, "it's not worth mentioning at all. ”

Tom said, "Well, there have been many times when I've seen people smoke and I've thought I'd be good if I could smoke: I never thought I could smoke."

"Huck, I'm like that too, aren't I?" Joe said, "You heard me say that, didn't you, Huck?" If it's a lie, I'll be at your mercy. ”

"Yes, he's said it many times." Huck said.

"Well, I said that," said Tom, "well, there must be a hundred times." There was a time when it was in the slaughterhouse. Did you forget, Huck? At the time, Bob. Donner was present, Johnny Miller, Jeff. Thatcher was also there. Do you remember, Huck?" Come to think of it," said Huck, "it was the day I threw away the white stone marble." No, it was the day before. ”

"Only—I said I said," Tom said. Huck remembered. I don't think I've had a problem smoking all day," Joe said. "I don't feel sick." "I don't feel disgusting," said Tommy, "I can smoke this kind of cigarette all day long." But I bet Jeff. Thatcher couldn't. "''" Jeff. Thatcher! Hey, Jean: he takes two puffs and he's going to get dizzy. Don't believe him, let him try it. One time is enough for him to choke!"

"I'm choking him enough, and Johnny. Miller: I really want to let the letter "Miller taste two bites."

"Yes, the ghost doesn't think so!" Joe said. "Think, I took Hanny. Miller

The little ones are elated again

Lee Tom praised him for his resourcefulness for his great plan. After they had eaten a delicious meal of turtle eggs and fresh fish, Tom said he was going to learn to smoke. Joe agreed, saying that he wanted to try it too. So, Huck made two pipes and filled them with tobacco leaves. The two laymen had never smoked anything other than a cigar made from grapes, which made the tongue tingle and looked very rustic. They lay on their elbows and began to smoke cigarettes, smoking cautiously, not full of confidence. The smell of the smoke was not good, and they choked a little, but Tom said, "What's so hard about smoking!" I didn't know smoking before, but if I had, I'd have learned it. ”

"Me too," said Joe, "it's not worth mentioning at all. ”

Tom said, "Well, there have been many times when I've seen people smoke and I've thought I'd be good if I could smoke: I never thought I could smoke."

"Huck, I'm like that too, aren't I?" Joe said, "You heard me say that, didn't you, Huck?" If it's a lie, I'll be at your mercy. ”

"Yes, he's said it many times." Huck said.

"Well, I said that," said Tom, "well, there must be a hundred times." There was a time when it was in the slaughterhouse. Did you forget, Huck? At the time, Bob. Donner was present, Johnny Miller, Jeff. Thatcher was also there. Do you remember, Huck?" Come to think of it," said Huck, "it was the day I threw away the white stone marble." No, it was the day before. ”

"Only—I said I said," Tom said. Huck remembered. I don't think I've had a problem smoking all day," Joe said. "I don't feel sick." "I don't feel disgusting," said Tommy, "I can smoke this kind of cigarette all day long." But I bet Jeff. Thatcher couldn't. "''" Jeff. Thatcher! Hey, Jean: he takes two puffs and he's going to get dizzy. Don't believe him, let him try it. One time is enough for him to choke!"

"I'm choking him enough, and Johnny. Miller: I really want to let the letter "Miller taste two bites."

"Yes, the ghost doesn't think so!" Joe said. "Think, I took Hanny. Miller